Emily Anderson is a product designer who challenges the industry’s focus on “happy paths.” We discuss the importance of considering edge cases, effective research methods, and how to advocate for better experiences.
In this episode, Kate Pincott shares powerful insights on how UX designers can gain more influence through reframing. Learn practical techniques to shift perspectives, build relationships, and communicate effectively.
Shahed Syed shares insights on design consulting. He discusses the unique challenges and opportunities consultants face, strategies for building trust with clients, and how consulting can supercharge a designer’s career.
There’s no gaurantee you’ll land a job at your “dream job.” Casey Bombacie hadn’t stepped into a casino before getting a job for a B2B gaming company. Casey offers insights for UX designers switching domains.
This week, I chat with Jeff Gothelf about applying Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) to personal goals. We explore the differences between business and personal OKRs, how to measure success, and strategies for avoiding common pitfalls in goal-setting.
Sally Carson and I discuss the unique aspects of working in enterprise orgs. She shares her strategies for navigating corporate dynamics, building a successful career, and leveraging internal opportunities.
This week, I chat with Caden Damiano about the challenge of too many meetings. We explore some strategies for reclaiming time, setting boundaries, and fostering more productive collaboration with partners.
I chat with Veronica Shelton, co-founder of Oak Theory, about navigating design careers. We explore the importance of diverse perspectives, ego, and embracing new challenges to grow professionally in the field of design.
I’m hanging out at the beach this week with my family, so there’s no new episode. But enjoy this early throwback episode where we discuss some tips and tricks to help you seamlessly integrate with a new team. We’ll be back next week with a new episode!
In this eye-opening conversation, veteran UX designer Michelle Pakron shares her empowering view on shaping your UX career your own way, embracing uncertainty, and fearlessly asking for what you want.
